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Vintners' Hall

Vintners' Hall is a Grade I listed building in the City of London that preserves centuries of wine-trade heritage through its ceremonial interiors. It offers spaces ranging from the intimate Court Room and Gassiot Room for private dinners to the grand Livery Hall for larger occasions, with a historic Red Cellar beneath and a roof garden overlooking the city.

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Vintners' Hall

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The Livery Hall

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The Livery Hall is the centrepiece of this Grade I listed building, embodying the venue's wine-trade heritage through ceremonial interior fittings. Tall proportions, dark carved wood panelling, gilt frames and high crystal chandeliers establish a formal, institutional character. Tall mullioned windows and traditional portraiture line the walls. The hall connects to smaller rooms including the Drawing Room and Boardroom, and is supported by staffed event coordinators and in-house catering. The building offers Wi-Fi, air conditioning, natural daylight, step-free access and accessible toilets. Beneath the hall lies a historic subterranean Red Cellar that remains in active use for wine storage, an intact functional feature that sets the venue apart. The space suits established organisations and professional groups seeking a formal seated banquet or polished standing reception in a historic setting.

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Seated158

Standing250

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Price guideHire fee from £2,160

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The Roof Garden provides a setting for reception drinks with spectacular views over London. From this vantage point, guests can see St Paul's Cathedral, the Tate Modern, the Shard and the wider City skyline. Whether used for drinks before lunch or dinner, or for networking, the garden offers an impressive backdrop to an event.

Seated: 15
Standing: 24
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Minimum spend from £600

The Boardroom & Roof Terrace at Vintners' Hall

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The Boardroom is situated on the third floor of Five Kings House, adjacent to the main hall. It was designed as a meeting room in the neoclassical style, though it incorporates baroque elements. The wood-panelled walls are embellished with acanthus leaves around the doorways and along the upper cornice, which runs above a narrow frieze of stylised flowers, leaves and fruit. The space connects to a roof terrace offering views across the City.

Seated: 24
Standing: 30
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Hire fee from £500

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The Court Room is one of the oldest continuously used meeting rooms in the City of London. It contains a fine painting of St Martin Dividing his Cloak with the Beggar, after Van Dyck, first mentioned in the archives in 1702-3. The walls are hung with portraits of Charles I, Charles II, Mary II, Prince George of Denmark (Consort of Queen Anne), Robert Shaw (Master in 1636) and Sir Thomas Rawlinson (Master in 1687 and Lord Mayor in 1705). The room is suited to exclusive private dinners and lunches.

Seated: 60
Standing: 50
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Minimum spend from £2,160

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The Drawing Room was redecorated in its current style in 1899 by Mr Schmidt and refurbished in 1989, with additional refurbishment to the ceiling in 2017. The space works well for pre-dinner or standing receptions, and as a catering area for conferences. The Swan conservatory adjoins it, offering a superb spot for photographs, musicians and other entertainment.

Seated: 50
Standing: 158
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Hire fee from £2,160

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The Gassiot Room is named after Charles Gassiot, Master in 1894. It is used for daytime committee meetings and lunches, and serves as an out-mess area for Livery dinners. The room is also inclusive to Livery main hall hire.

Seated: 24
Standing: 24
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Hire fee from £2,160

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The Swan Room was created as part of the 1990s redevelopment and takes its name from the company's association with swans. Designed with an outdoor feel, the room suits smaller daytime gatherings such as wine tastings or committee meetings. Like the Gassiot Room, it is also available as an ancillary space when booking the main hall.

Seated: 24
Standing: Unknown
Privacy: Private
Price guide: Hire fee from £2,160